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- (i i • ~..~ ~C„` I';E W O.T eATRE.IWYAL 7 COM , IT 7 GARpEN. -.NIORROW EVEDjING; - Nov. 27, 1810, Will be attcd the Tr;t A city of THE - GAMESTER. Beverley, Mr. YOUNG ; - • Stuke ), 11, Mr. EGERTON/ Mrs. Heverle • Mrs. 811.3 DONS. •To which ;will be added, THE CHILD .OF NATURE. - - - - - A nualtltis.M as S. Pla ce Jueing her second appearance on this Stage). Ifew ll ' tor the [coxes to• be taken of Mr. Brandon.. at the F " - Office, in Prince's-place, :Hart-streer, trorn otir B ' ' 1 3.-... ° L '7s. Seconct;price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6q. Second-price SecontrtrCattery xs. Second-price .is —Upper Gallery is. l'h., - ,,P ri ce6d.—No M one y to b e return ed : beßii i ' "'Dors vO.ll be opened at Half past Five, and' the, Play "air pa,t Six. The ednesday, As You Like It'; with La ,Perou - se, or, the-EuesciLite Island. —Oil Thursday Will be pertorined, for hti f i rst time, with new Music, Scenes, Ur.sses, and Occo tpi 'lGr:ind Hi , torical OPe?a, in . Thiee Cis, .founded dsa;Y. s Y- of The Hero of the North, caged Gustavus th e •, ri ght ,. potird Child,—On Saturd:l)., King Henry fu THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM. t hler the Authc 'S eity of the LODRD CITA‘IBERLAIN•) 1 11 PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 26, 'lBlO, 'll llat s re l i le t i h r e l ‘ c laLei e t ( i i e y ,s' a s e ervdia; Will at east tithe at this THE COUNTRY GIRL. , Moody, ai r. W RO U G Erro N Warcourt, Mr. POW ELL; Sparkish, Mr: RUSSELL; - Mr. OLLN • - — 1; Pegg) (the Country H Girl), -A Mrs D :EDWIN, I . ll g her fic4:t. apiwarinCe n that Cliaradcr); • Aliiliea, Mrs. ORGEk. To which Will he added, the new Musical Farce of • HIT OR MISS Adam. Sterling, Mr. PEN LEY ; !anus rumble, Mr. DE CAMP ; • Dick Clplier, Mr. MATHEWS ; • O'Rourke O'DJisy, Mr. JOHNSTON E ; b s. A lerry Blossom; Mr. KNIGHT ; rtogusta Caroline Iloneyenouth, Mrs. SPARKS ; Clara Miss KE IiLY ; ,placDolly O'Daisy, Mrs. BLAND. es rota be taken of Mr prin g, at the Box-Office in the ili gh ( tl r uce,'ol , whorr; i S nay also be had P.r_„ivate Boxes CaUtr y s. Second-price ;s.—l'it 3s. 6d. Second-price zs.-- 41 tic e " aS • Seco n d- pr i ce Is. Gallery Ls. Second he fo r T inah Doors to be ope n ed at Half past Five. and the Per- Utni. o. ce to begin at Half past Six. 7 —No. Money to be re. f j o ~,4 b . l l;— , '"Thiv, The Confedera.—n Werinesday, The titte r t'—(}n. Thu • The Merry ) ‘Vives of Windsor %.vhich Will be f p -ed . •ne.V Musical Farce, called t tite ");m4 lio , , or, Love' jQu a ( nd Law; The-Hypo. _ . NE(XT MONTH., DECEMBER 4, the GRAND l ils (1 5 . 1 V 1.01 T'E KY will draw io Guildhall,_L Picket. ktrei. .pitdi Prop ert y , situ a t e i n ski nner -street and , ic l ke k4,1411., am ounts in v a l ue to upwards of One , t-lundi . e: Thou. w,. °Lint's, and i s the last upporrirnity the Public can ever lo t i i ° ' i obtaini ng a val ti Able f rr,lioltl, Land • tax rettarricd, s'. I' ere are Twenty. live Capital Prizes. 1.1 , Price of a "Picket . . .LS . 1 5 P _ ad • . £4 12, t:, I Eighth . Li 4 ° .ric,4_llarter . 27 a l Sixteenth . 4tre, t 'sets and Shares e s.lling at No. is and ° 2 1 6 2 , Skinner °f 1 - 1 0 ' 7, Snowhill ; t3;-Pickett-street; 6. A idgate, .cor i n s e , Cortv_u."ustlitch ; 419, Oxtbrd= street ; tic), Strand ; and , ft.... 2111. , . ENE, RA L SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA blilitd• Abl'Evc CAMP B I)S h A 12, tOttning a regular Seil i t d o 7 u lled for the held, Barracks, &c. also - A SOFA for a th e whole amd likewise a SEA COT for on board mrt a b, e whole packingsmall Vallee, allowed the niost g," ever vet inanuladured, invented by MORGAN ~lro:ABE kg, No, i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, paid 4 ?,°st humbly presume . the highest honours 'ought to be 44 3 e t t hose who so gallantly live and die for their King pno,, Day wet,' publibihTl, price 2 -s• ( ILL' ' 4 '3 , 11-111 MOUS FRAGMENTS of IVIARGA the cc : 1. NIC HO LSO N; being Poems found amongst ti ne lePers of that - noted Female who attempted the Life of • tb rkin 1756. O m — Edited by IOHN FI TZA] ECTOR. : tinted and sold'- - by I . sivlunday ; soli also by tq " w'"l, Hur st, Rees thine, and Brown e,. Paternoster ,et-osb; and Co. Stationer,'-court, London. y pshcd, In One Volume Da Svo was , price ubli 60. in boards, A • P O into the ANTIVARIOLOUS f ‘ ert,4 Lk tit V A CCINATION; Vo Ilere, from the im iiccu, "L"' contrauktory State of - the Phenomena, and the 1 01 Is p re nee of the most conclusive Evidence, the Antivario . _ ktki t "vets -of the Cosy ox are proved to be partial, feeble, er nPorary. y TIP)MAS BROWN, Surgeon, Als o usselburrh... tin e , a ke p i ) , to the Report p: the Surgeons of the Vac_ c4i4l4.et sat.a•ioirstleimspeoilitlcl,ence on, Edinburgh, price js wit h the Board of the National Vac where, from the.num,raus, consistent, t rbli:i„ L ' l ' e l\rtiturebt the Evidence, the Board arc called upon I ,,eCtion' ait t u '44:knowledge the itisptteei and temporey pro. •toe rkie , 4 -4 : toro e o „ br riie'Vaccine Discovery, and a phis recotrt 4c: $-` l4 r t ,„ °( ''r immediate investigation Into thestbject, S'N• trnt tAighley, N 0•24, Fleet.street ; Constable, te.st e tHunter, g $ ' 4 Y i• e " P arke and I'i►is Its. was • published, In one Volume,6'vo. price Ixs. boards, The Filtettrrh Edition of HE POWER of RELIGION on the MIND, Retirernent,• Afflia:on and at the Approach. of lues,,:.!).(etuiplificcl in the Tes ' onies' and Experience of . ' "l tiPs s uislied‘ by their Ureatness, Learning, or Vir- • 13y LINDLEY MURRAY, Th en Author of English Grammar, &c. tec.. 4 . /14 =4 l et ,P oo Ldition ot this Work is printed with a e dor ti i . 7T-r, on superfine aPer tind nan open and. attraOive i proprietors Hatter themselves, that, this neat an ak ed , elekalt Edition of the Work .will be acceptable to many 4:l'el s. ai,d fou d• 11 teCi to as well 'as to 4te Libraris.- " ""9 • th e 1 " 1 ; e example s w hi c h Mr. Murray has here selected, and tan - s - ` l 'cious ail ;lions which accompany tilehi, are such as the b e 4 t s r"el Y . fail t,, ~,ake best ,hipwssion., and to prial,L:c " uu all w;;, read theta with ' Mention,— .cl- testi s it' ..wil tview,. w il.tiray has furni6ii 4 i an interesting c , jleaion . of % 1 1(1 41 1 u114 :4 ; 411 d We'Womier ni,t that. a• Work instructive 1 411 Y as well 4 '.preSSIVC, been gene- , 411 t,.--lfontzed. it is ii - cruk which ;nay. be Lead ivithipio pri PC1.50115_111 UaZICIIS kw/. Aug. iiBo. 411 ( 1 nl ett fur • - • (lane, and :sown, es, , • _ Y or k . • 4 Att ` o Uar its and Harvey, .Loirdrin wit:Ain and Son, ! wi l st ab he a lid Cu. f ja i may beliadi'zi.l.4 wane Vimk, in tUmo, pric, 4S Pr MONDAY, N, PICTUALI,INd.OFFICE, Nov.' 6, 1813. THE COMM/SS/OVERS for VICTUALLING HIS j'ESTI" s NAVY du bd4eby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 27th'inst. jfiey will be ready to receive' Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for the Supply the. following Quantities of COCOA, OATMEAL, BUTTER, and CHEESE, to be delivered at the Forts, and . in the proportions undermentioned, Viz. : • Cocoa oat nical -'Butter Cheese Tuns Tons lons Tons Deptford - - - 190 no too • 140 Portsmouth - too 6o 90 Plymouth - 100 3vo 2oc 300 One half thereof to be delivered in a Month from the dates of the Contraas, and . the other half in one Illon.h afterwards ; and to be paid for 6y Bills,pay.Wle with Interest, niney days after • E date. The Conditions of the ContraEis ntay be yen al the Seeretag's Ope. , • . . N. B. Sampler of the Cocoa mutt be produced with the Ten- dens. No regard will be-had to any Tender in whine the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered I.) the &aril before One o'clock on the .said Tuesd.y, the 27th' instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or sonic "Pe;lonOn his .behali, attends, to answer when tilled for. SECttliT HISTORY OF. BUONAI'ARTE. ' FOURTH EDITION. • • • This Day Was published, ' In.ool large ViAnine, 'Svo. price tbs. in boards,. • SECRET HISTORY of the,CABINET of bUON L APARTE ; including his Private Life, Cha mad% ' o rstic Adtninistration. ' .and his Can to'}' reign Pow , rs ; together with Secret Anecdotes of the different Cowls of Europe, &c. by LEWIS GOLDSMITH, Esq. Printed itr 1. M, Richardson, No, 23, Coinhill ; and J. Hatchdrd, Piccadilly. ' C•• The Anti. Jacobin Review for Oaoher speaks of this Work as follows : No Writer of .rnodein times has fen ilered inure essential service to .Europe in general, and to fii's Country iu particular, than the Author of this production, who, is unqyestionably indebted to the gratitude of the 'Pub lic." • - BY THE KING'S l'A I'ENT. DR. NORRIS's }'EVER DROPS. THE experience of-more than half a century has . , lo fully established, the reputation oti this invaluabl e Medicine, thhat it is now ttimecessAry. to expatiate on its effi cacy in every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and. Typhus fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers,; they 'have never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to.dl- • rectum ; in the Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most Disorders t meidenuto Children they„are an infallible remedy ; -the decays and discomforts of advanced life are under their immediate innuenee, they immediately stop , the progress of • a tresh Cold, and are particularly adapted as a genial Restora- ove.. 'fhe•Family Bottle, 225. sold at the Dollar's House r No. 29, Lower Brook •street, GrOsvenorlsquaxe, wher.e„orriers for exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, us. and 'ZS. wh lesale and retail, at liacon's,.iso, Oxford-street, and by raost iespeaable Venders Town and Cotner) . Also Llr.N akt S's celebrated A N'l.'l.l3lL 1 SPI LLS, with aniple Diredions, xs. gtl the Box. -,Dhserve that the words Tiloinas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Govern ment Stamp ; no others are Or can he genuine, To T. TAYLUK, y, New iilidge-stri:et, London stk. , Edinburgh, May z, t Soo. I N the Spring- of 1794 I was of iaed with a th en obliged to appl y to a V enerea l Complaint, whick I treated With indißer fi -- ence n . five,months I but was regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the vuu lence of the Disease (by - meccurial applications) for some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine. and the advice of -the first. Gentlemen of the, Faculty . , here, • worse an.i worse for twoiyears, 1 was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in' danger of bec om ing usele§a t in short, I have had from. twenty- t o thirty eating ulcer on my body, and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt• would be voluminous to - particula. nu all my case—suttice it to say, there never was, or eve, - will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a rnorg compli cated nature. I•was long looked . upon by . my friends, and imagined mySelf, beyond 'all hopes offrecoveryi and, in deed, in my then condition, death.- was preferable to my more than • miserablZ state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. - ot Plymouth--my friends. read it,' I could not.-1 - sent and procured some of your LEAKE'I -P ATE N'l PILLS. which, by using from time to time,a m now, and have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyet; .as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. ,In gratitude',-to God, arid in hopes of rendering my .fellow-creature service, I request you to publish-this ; and you may at any time refer persons who wish to be. satisfied of, the truth of this, or further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter et person. As few cases for badness ss ill ever etnial mine, and 'none exceed it, I have, from experience every reason •to 'assure mankind, that in your L E AKE's PILLS they will find a sure, speed!, sate, and radical cure, ti,l the most dread ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called cosi.: • riaman Los's. jOHN THOMPSON. if Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my nalrfe add addresS public ;' but creditable persons really wanting taints:Winn may' also be referred to hie and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and _Sold :)y the Sole Proprietor ' T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon in London, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without a tee, to Persona :tak ing these Pills, and will_answc.;r patients letters, if post: paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the rnoEt inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at thcii own particular request, by the Pro priesor, during the esurse or more than thirty-six yea rs , that he has had the conducting of an extensive sale of the ' above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appoinvocitt, \ tor the conve.: nience of 'those living- at. a distance, by Mr. Baxter,. South-bridge,' Edinburgh; Mr. NI acAonald, Printer, Glas. ow; to whom also Mr. T. 'refers thr his address; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. ropy Oxford-street; Mr. Isis: borough's, No. 7, Fisn-street-hill, nearly opposite the' Mo. nument t Mr. Steel's, bookseller, NO. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mi. Bull, Daine-street„ Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town us Great-liritain and Ireland, in Boxes or only zs., 9d. each, sealed up with lull and 'plain directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up withwith4 Starrip, on which, by favour of the Commis , sionets, is. printed, At the Stamp-Office—‘ , I'. Taylor, No. b, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, Rust t all others are cotuiterfeits. * ; , , M) , , • S ....1.,4k1 VLMBER '26, 1810. PRQIET OF A, CONVENTION, FOR. THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. ARTICLE I. All British, all Spaniards, .Portuguese, Sicilians, Flanoverians, and others, subjeds.ol, or in the ser viceof Great Btitain, or of the rowers in alliance with. Great Britain, whO are now prisoners of war in France, Italy, Naples, 1--lulland, or any, other country in alliance with, or dependent on France, shall be released without exception. ARTICLE 2. All French, Italia:is, and other persons snbje6.ls of, or in the service-ot France, &c. Italy, all Duloit and Neapolitans, and all others, subjects, or in tlw seivice. of the powers allied to France, who are now prisoners of, war in,. Great ,Br.itain, -Spaii:, city, Poitugal, Brazil, or any other country in liance with Great- Britain, or occupied: by British troops, ,shall be released without exception. ARTICLE 3. It is Understood that pur;nan s ce of .the INV() . preceding articles, all pristine; s of war betongnig . to Great Britain and Ler allies, and ,to France iier allies, respectively, ni4de on. or oetore the sign.t tore of the piesent.ctdavethihn; be releaied in `the wanner hereinafter, to be ai.tiwtd with ic.taiu to each country respective y. • AKTL(`LE 4. - The exectitiAu of the tiouve. articles shall take place in the manner fuit - Owing SeCt. Britt Sin prisoners of every rank and quality detaiued in . France and hay, arid in tile de- Ve - tidencie . Uf Trance and Italy, shall be releaed ; ,ttie exchange to commence immediately, after the signature of this convehti - en, ty sending to Dal or Purtsmdutir, Or such other port ur England in the Channel, as may' be agreed upon, or by delivering up to the b'ritisii Commissaries. appointed - to receive them 1000 British prisoneis•for 1000 French, to:be released by, 0,4 British Goternment in the manner hereinafter provided.. Seel. 2.—A1l French .pri3orterS of every rank and quality now detained in Great Britain,or in the British poasessions,.Ahall be'released. The excbauge shall commence iminediate.ly alter the. signature of this convention., and. shall be made by sending succes sively to Morlaix, or such other F,rench port in are Channel as may. be agreed. upon. ) _ ut by.deliveriug • up to the them Curninis.aries appointed u re • ceive them, 1000 French fur 1000 English prison ers, as soon, and in proportion as the French Go vernment shall release the latter. Se 1. 3.—These successive and mutual deliveries shall continue until all. British prisoners in France, Italy, or their dependencies, shall have been ii -berated. Sea. 4.—Great Britain engages- also, to' release, over and aboie ;the. numbers exchairged against British 'prisoners delivei - ed in consequence Of the above arrangement:, 3000 Frendit prisoners in ba ',nice for 3000 HanOverians, being the utmost num bertof those included in . Count Walmoden's capiiu_ lation, who are, or may be, or may have been ac • I . • tually in the service of Great Britain; the number 'of 3000 being over and above the number of 1905, who are also to be unconditionally released, • on account of the Garrison of St. Domingo„as here- tofore agreed upon. Setl. b.—The numerical value at which indivi duais of superior ranks and. qualities, shall be rated, in order to - tnake up. the number of tcdo to be thus exchanged, shall be computed with iegard to the persons in theland and ,sea -services, according to the , scale of the Convention of 1798, and with re gard,to persons detained in France in 180, accord ikig.to the scale-following, viz. The Earl of Beverley to be exchanged fora Ge neral Officer of the ' highest rank -of ,the prisoners now in England. Peers sons and Privy Councillors as equal to . the tack of Colonels or Post Ciptains. . Baronets and Knights, ditto, Field Officers and Commanders. Gentlemen holding no distinction of rank, ditto, Captains in the Army, and Lieutenanti of ships - of • - • war. Tradesmen •(petite bourgeoise) dittd, subalterns. Servants — , Bcc. and all others detained, Private Soldiers and Sailors. Recotirse, however, shall be had to this prin- Opk, of waking up numbers . by affording a hu-naeri- \.•%.., 4 ;;•' 'V ... t . :7: : '\ •• I i..., 1 ,, ‘. .C, - . y .. 0 .1 V./,, • ~ Ai i ril f . ~ . r^.l.--„, 7 _ l . c 7 . ..!;;:''',: • .. N SO o• "...As i , P • .., .„,... ~.._ ~ ..f .• _ ~,...,,, .... , ~,,,, ) s1 t : ( ~-, s ~• ••,•• • :•-•....,•- ;",f, [PrUCE SIXPENCE RAIfFPF,?INY. Trf- , • . cal value to rank,. Only i n t h e equ't of the failure of irellviduals-who might be e?Lct - onged, rank for rank, against one another. .Sea. 6.--When Al the British prisoners detained in France, Italyi) and theirdependencies, shall have been excbanged : agaigm equdi numbers (to be ascertained - 4nd ratzdv on the principle-, esta bliAed in the Preceding'seCtion of this artich.),of French pri;oneTs detained in England and its' pos sessions, the balance of French prisoner; which' - 1 - tia)t remain in'the hands of Great Britain, shallbet . . without delay, released and sent to France, in exi change fdr an equal number of Spanish I,risoners of war, which are to ibe :sew to such ports or places in Spain,- as s4ali be a,greeld upon, in the wanner tollovving. Sept. 7.—The French prisoneis comprising the said, balance, shall be sent into France by successive. , AeliVeries of 1000 ; and as SO4ll, 'and in proportion as,they arc so released, France shall'send to pair,, , . _., • .a corresponding number of Spanish prisoners, Scut ,of the numbers remaining in her - hands: . Great Britain _engages to 'send over the first 1000 ; and when information shall have :been received of an equal number of 'Spaniards having been delivered upoti that account, at: the ports or places in Spain' rileed upon, one thousand more will. be sent to France, and so on till the whole are relea-ed. See. B.—ln the mean time, and whild the above exchange is going' on between Great Britain and France, on toe above 'accounts, respectively, all, French prisoners of war 'in Spain, and its depen dencits, and all Spanish prisoners of war - in kraut& or Spain, or in the _countries dependent upon France, shall be -released mutually, by 'an exchange to be made,. either between the. Spanish . and French Ge-' nerals, or by sending by , sea to Toulon or Roche tort, or such other French ports as , may be agreed upon, the French detained in Spain. See 9.-7-The release of the Spaniards,. prisoners of war in France, shall be e s treeed by sending either successively to Cadiz, Valentia, or such other Spa nish port as may be agreed upon, 1000 or 500.4a mardso for' 1000 or boo French, as soon, and ia' roportion, as the latter shall be released. It is to be understood, that, by the wOrds, - prioriers of war; as-referring to the Spanish and French respeLlivuly i none are intended to be• included except such as hal'e been adually taken in arms on either side. 'Sed. 19.—Tnesersuccessive and mutual deliveries shall continue until - all the French prisoners of war in Spain, and ail Spanish prisalers of war in France, 'shall be released'. Se6t. -ft.—The numerical value at which indivi duals of-superior ranks and qualities shall berated, in order to make the number of 1000 or 500, to be thug-exchanged between Spain and France, shall be corn puted according to the scale of the convention of 1798, as =referred to in Seaton oth, ur upon such other principle as may be hereafter agreed upon between the Spanish and French Goven-- men ts. Sedt 12'.;-r--When these several and respeetive ex changes shall have taken, place; whatever surplus May be remaining in the hands of the belli gerents of prisoners of war made on or before the signature of the present convention, shall be imme diately released (but on parole, not to serve until re , • gularly exchanged) and sent back to that country to which it may belong, in the manner and under the same regulation.of transport by which the mu . tual exchanges were concluded, so that atter the execution of this convention, no prisoners 'of war shall remain in the hands of Great Britiin, Spain, Franceor in those of their allies, dependencies, or possessions. . Sea. 13.—A1l Portuguese or Sicilians, prisoners in France, or in the countries allied to, or depend ent on France, and all prisoners belonging to France, and the countries allied to her in the hands of the Portuguese and Sicilians, shall be mutually released in a 'similar manner, and on the same terms as haiTe been before. established with regard to the French and Spaniards, with such alterations only as the particular circumstances and situations of those countries may require. ARTICLE 5. The priority and order of . the release of the. seve ral persons to be exchanged wider this Convention, shall be reguimed according to the priority and order of their rtspeaive captures and detentions, except that 130 more than cue fourth part of any nunibigr of I 1' 7 P• f.J '-,,*